Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-05-13
LOCAL AND OTHER s"Es.
scraps from b N0te.boOk OF the
SensineI' ReDOrtee.

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Yesterdays quotation OF silver. 80 94h
P. N. Hansen returned yesterday from
Pine Valley.
Six geese were killed by lightning o.
Chico, CAL, May 8.
Real estate sales in Los Angeles las
week foot up 81, 613,000.
A Quaker colony is to be established a.
Fulton Wells, Los Angeles county.
Justice Sanders returned yesterday
from Hamilton by private conveyance.
The fine dairy Of @. O'Mars, near
Fresno, CAL, was burned Wednesday.
In April over 600 TASKS of quicksilver
were shipped from Napa county, Cal.
The Ivy brothers have removed from
Silverado, and gone back to Ruby Hill to
reside.
Helena, Montana, is experiencing a
boom, and its population is rapidly in
creasing.
The bullion output from the Drum
Lummon mine, Montana, for April, was
S183, 900.
At Astoria. Oregon. May 7, Benjamin
Strong, a timer, fell from q building and
broke his neck.
In New York last week John W. Mackay's
agent paid $3.50 for a ye~arling bay colt out
Of Queen Maud.
Ex-President Hayes is fond of taking
long WALKS about Fremont, Ohio, and his
wife always accompanies him.
Frank Reigeluth will give a bon bon
party, on Ruby Hill, at the Miners Union
Hall on the evening of May 16.
OH A. raI;rn J..Lla- - NL.sf Oz.kAIz
after whom Seattle, W. t., was named, is
reported to be in a dying condition.
Chief Dillman, Of Sacramento, is in pos
session OF a strong clue towards the de-
lection OF the murderer Of Klumpf.
1t is said that on his recent birthday
Pince Bismarck received q barrel OF beer
from nearly every brewer in Germany.
Three sheepherders died from fright 10
mites west Of Albuquerque during the re-
cent earthquake in New Mexico and Ari-
IONA.
A boy named Ed Csdy, was accidentally
killed at Centerville, Shasta county, on
Friday, while looking into the muzzle Of
a rifle.
The cold weather OF the past few days
has been q godsend to the wood dealers.
The cold has held out longer than the
woodpiles.
The E.. Il P. r. R. track at Blsckburn's
Station, was repaired Wednesday night,
and the freight cars reached Palisade at 3
A. NJ. yesterday.
In the canyons and valleys around
Phoebe. says the Record, the wild flowers
are turning their many hued faces up
wards to the sun.
Ennis, who formerly kept the Little
Store Around The Corner, at this place is
said TO be worth $40, 900, and running a
hotel somewhere in Oregon.
The cigarette fends of Sacramento are
happy in consequence of q war between to-
bscoo dealers. Four packages for IL
cents, was placa.ded the other day.
Thomas Jacka, of Ruby Hill, received 9
dispatch from Nevada City that his wife
was dangerously i'll, and left for tina
place by blackboard yesterday morning.
At Los Angeles, May 6, the Gladstone
Improvement Company filed documents
, in another libed suit against the Times
newspaper, placing the damage at $500,
600.
AT East Portland, Oregon, May 7
" Johnny Stokes, IA years old, was dragged
to death by a horse which he was leading
by a rope thoughtlessly tied around BIZ
wrist.
A train between Reno and San Fran
cisco for the accommodation Of local trave
g and tourists, will commence running OF
q the 18th instant, making the through TRIP
a by daylight.
VIM. Francisco, missed on the I'd o
April while going from Pipestone Greek t.
: the Springs in Montana, has been found
o dead. He was within q quarter OF q mil,
Of his cabin.
Mrs. Spencer eloped with her husband
step.fsther from San Francisco last weel
and was overtaken at Grass Valley by he
husband, who obtained possession Of
child and has brought suit for q divorce
L Another death from abortion is reported
o in Denver. The victim is Mrs. Gross, 8
k young married lady. The same physician
s who was named as the chief criminal IL
y the Minnie Davy case is also charged with
/ this crime.
Queen Olga Of Greece ia fond Of swim
ming, and ia having q pond lined will
white marble constructed in the palac
: grounds at Athens, where she can dispor
. herself with her attendants. like Dian
and her nymphs.
The fire Town on the E. & P. railroad
near Blackburn's Station, on Wednesda
morning last, consumed between 500 an,
o 700 cords Of sawed wood, and burne,
a about 100 yards of the railroad track. TIL
hre IS supposed to be the work Of an in
cendiary.
}, hecently at Paisade there we're tw
brothers named Cunningham. The
. claimed to be agents for the "Incandet
cent Lamp" and after doing the town 70
. several days they left without payip
landlord Baum for their board, lodging
and sundries. So landlord Baum says.
The Cause of the Advance I'm Prices
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL